Self-Custodying $POKT

$POKT Wallets: Where Your Tokens Live

Once you’ve acquired $POKT, the next step is finding the right wallet. Different wallets serve different purposes and ecosystems. You can hold wrapped tokens ($wPOKT) in three different chains currently:

• Ethereum

• Base

• Solana

Or you can hold native tokens ($POKT) in Pocket Mainnet which is part of the Cosmos Ecosystem

Below are some recommended wallets that work well with w$POKT for Defi and $POKT for Holding/Staking:

Everyday access and Defi ($wPOKT):

Wallets for EVM chains (Ethereum, Base) :

Metamask

Trust Wallet

Coinbase Wallet

Rabby

Wallets for Solana:

Solflare

Trust Wallet

Holding and Staking Native Tokens ($POKT):

Cosmos:

Pocket is now fully part of the Cosmos ecosystem. Here's our recommended options for holding native $POKT:

• Keplr Wallet — full support for Pocket Network via Cosmos registry

• Leap Wallet — modern Cosmos wallet with browser and mobile apps

• Ledger (via Keplr / Cosmos app) — hardware integration following the Cosmos standard

Keplr Wallet

Leap Wallet

Ledger Hardware Wallet

Under the Shannon upgrade, Pocket Network now runs on a Cosmos SDK / CometBTF based blockchain.

This means $POKT can be held in Cosmos-compatible wallets and staked directly through the new protocol roles — Suppliers, Gateways, or the DAO.

Intro to Staking Native Tokens

Staking on Pocket’s mainnet now happens directly on the Cosmos chain.

You can stake by:

• Using the poktrolld CLI, which manages suppliers, gateways, and DAO interactions

• Or, soon, through Keplr-based interfaces once released by PNF

Reminder: Wrapped tokens ($wPOKT on Ethereum, Base, or Solana) must be bridged back to Pocket mainnet before you can stake them.

Compatibility Cheatsheet

Choosing a wallet isn’t just technical — it’s about how you plan to engage. If you only want to hold and trade, an exchange or mobile wallet may be enough. If you plan to stake, you’ll want a native or hardware option.